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More info?)
On Sat, 25 Dec 2004 21:17:36 +0100, PeterNL wrote:
>Rolf Egil Sølvik wrote:
>> On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 19:58:49 +0100, PeterNL wrote:
>>
>>>Ik heb net mijn eerste digitale camera gekocht wil natuurlijk ook
>>>oplaadbare batterijen gebruiken. Nu heb ik nog 4 penlight van GP
>>>1800. Ik wil er 4 bijkopen, maar welke zijn (ook) goed. En een
>>>nieuwe lader voor wereldwijd gebruik.
>>
>>
>> If I understand correctly, You're asking if Your penlight CP 1800mAh
>> batteries will work with your new digicam? If penlight equals AA or
>> M (fpr Medium in Panasonic alkalines (i.e they're thicker than a
>> regular pencil) my guess it that they will work just fine, but new
>> 2100 or even 2350mAh batteries will last longer.
>> I alwas keep a spare set ready so I would recommend getting a new set
>> - and 1800 will do fine, the 2100 will just take longer to charge.
>
>Ggrrrrrr, stupid me. Forgot this is an international newsgroup.
>What I meant is what are good batteries. Now I use GP1800 but there are
>many other strong batteries. Once I read the GP's aren't the best. Who
>has good experiences with other brands. I'd like the 2000-2500 capacites
>best.
I'd recommend Hähnel - http://hahnel.ie/. The charger TC-Max 2 is on
the (very!) slow side (12 hours+), better get the faster (~3 hours)
PowerStation HSC-104. Both will charge your GP batteries as well -
keep them as a spare set as you will need them some time.
If your current charger is either "smart" or "fast" you should just
stick with it and get the extra set or two of batteries.
If you're not upgrading the charger, the 2000 or 2350mAh batteries
will take longer than your 1800's to charge, but also last longer.
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